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Roster/Game Sheet
From U8 to U18, the attached Roster/Game sheet MUST be provided to the referee BEFORE the start of play. Save this form to your computer. The form is fillable. You can complete your team name, your name and your roster just once (as long as jersey numbers don't change). You can then save it and simply add in the opposing team name, date and location before heading out for each game.
EODSA Exhibition Game Process and Game Sheet
EODSA Exhibition Game Process (Within District) - Process and Game Sheet
Teams must inform their club that they are playing an exhibition game and provide the game details (opponent, date, time and venue)
- One of the clubs will assign a referee
- The teams will fill out the game sheet for exhibition games
- The referee will submit the game sheet to EODSA with caution reports, dismissal reports and special incident reports
- The EODSA will follow up on any discipline required.
This is not an approval process but rather a reporting process. Clubs still have blanket approval to play exhibition games between EODSA clubs within EODSA boundaries. This process will simply ensure that Ontario Soccer policies are being followed and Discipline and Special Incidents are dealt with appropriately.
Practice Material Guide
These coaching materials are split up into 4 separate age groups. Each age group has three different kinds of content:
- Toolkits - Toolkits are the first thing to read before coaching a new age group. They describe the following:
- The characteristics of the players at the target age
- How much practice time should be spent on each of the four types of training for that age group.
- The skills in scope for the age group.
- Some Sample Activities for the age group.
- Practice Plans - Practice Plans are detailed descriptions for coaches of each coaching session. They include the suggested games and activities for each session. Each session is designed around a strategy of dividing the practice area into stations, and rotating groups of players through each of them.
- Activity Documentation - The activity documentation describes each suggested activity for the age group using diagrams as well as plain text. This activity documentation is sometimes supplemented with additional Youtube content.
Active Start (4-5 years of age)
Toolkit
Active Start Coaching Toolkit
Practice Plans
Click here to see all OSA practice material.
Active Start Sample Activity Sessions - Youtube Playlist
Click the Hamburger menu 
at the top left of the video above to see a list of all videos in the playlist.
Click here to see Active Start archived activities.
FUNdamentals (6-8yrs)
Toolkit
FUNDamentals Coaching Toolkit
Practice Plans
Click here to see all OSA practice material.
FUNdamentals Sample Activity Sessions - Youtube Playlist
Click the Hamburger menu at the top left of the video above to see a list of all videos in the playlist.
Click here to see FUNDamentals archived activities.
Learn to Train (9-12)
Toolkit
Learn to Train Coaching Toolkit
Practice Plans
Click here to see all OSA practice material.
Learn to Train Sample Activity Sessions - Youtube Playlist
Click the Hamburger menu at the top left of the video above to see a list of all videos in the playlist.
Click here to see Learn to Train archived activities.
Soccer for Life (13 and older)
There is no coaching toolkit for the Soccer for Life Age Group.
Click here to see a Sample Soccer for Life Practice
Warm Ups
Intro Games
TechTact Activities
Final Games
Click here to see Soccer for Life practice material
Equipment List
Soccer Bag Inventory per age group